This is my first project! Please share your thoughts, questions, and critiques!
I feel like most people here are not going to have enough context to understand what is going on.
Particularly that one point in a division is not an accurate representation of how many people are competing in that division.
Cool stats, thanks for sharing! I’d be interested in seeing the total number of dancers in each region over time. That way we could better appreciate the relative increase over time, and that way we can see the total numbers of dancers in each region.
How did you identify the regions of the dancers, is that based on which competition they attended for newcomer? How about for dancers who started competing directly in the novice division?
I’ve managed to scrape the data as well, but there were many formatting issues with the resulting json file. How did you manage to parse it?
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Data: Scraped from [https://www.worldsdc.com/](https://www.worldsdc.com/)
Tools: Python + Tableau
This is my first project! Please share your thoughts, questions, and critiques!
I feel like most people here are not going to have enough context to understand what is going on.
Particularly that one point in a division is not an accurate representation of how many people are competing in that division.
Cool stats, thanks for sharing! I’d be interested in seeing the total number of dancers in each region over time. That way we could better appreciate the relative increase over time, and that way we can see the total numbers of dancers in each region.
How did you identify the regions of the dancers, is that based on which competition they attended for newcomer? How about for dancers who started competing directly in the novice division?
I’ve managed to scrape the data as well, but there were many formatting issues with the resulting json file. How did you manage to parse it?
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